Effects of vitrification suppression on structure morphology, conductivity and dielectric properties of vanadium phosphate glasses

Electrical conduction and dielectric relaxation in p-type PVA/CuI polymer composite

“…Both ɛ ′ and ɛ ″ decrease monotonically with increasing frequency in the range where of ωτ ≫ 1. This behavior can be described by the Debye dispersion relations [7,25] : where ɛ ∞ and ɛ s are the static and infinite dielectric permittivity and τ is the relaxation. This can be understood on the basis of, the decrease of ε ′ and ɛ ″ with frequency can be associated to the inability of dipoles to rotate rapidly leading to a lag between frequency of oscillating dipole and that of applied field.…”

Specific features of photo and thermoluminescence of Tb3+ ions in BaO–M2O3 (M=Ga, Al, In)–P2O5 glasses

“…Phosphate glasses are known due to their unique physical properties such as high thermal expansion coefficients, low melting and softening temperatures [1][2][3][4][5]. In view of these characteristics, phosphate and fluorophosphate glasses doped with different rare earth ions like Nd 3+ , Ho 3+ , etc., are being widely used in laser technology [6][7][8].…”

Nickel ion—A structural probe in BaO–Al2O3–P2O5 glass system by means of dielectric, spectroscopic and magnetic studies

“…Phosphate glasses are known due their superior physical properties such as high thermal expansion coefficients, low melting and softening temperatures and high ultra-violet and far infrared transmission [1][2][3][4][5]. However, the poor chemical durability, high hygroscopic and volatile nature of phosphate glasses restricted them from replacing the conventional glasses by and large in technological applications.…”